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You can really see how the design of the Veyron has evolved since the original concept when you compare your pictures to this one.
this is a p-shop i did to see how it would look in one color, i think it looks better like this
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Mr.T [/i]
[B]this is a p-shop i did to see how it would look in one color, i think it looks better like this [/B][/QUOTE]
I disagree. The two-tone colour scheme totally suits this car. The EB110 looked great in solid blue, but i believe the Veyron deserves the vintage look.
the Black/Burgundy scheme came from this beauty:
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Mr.T [/i]
[B]this is a p-shop i did to see how it would look in one color, i think it looks better like this [/B][/QUOTE] Nah. Two tone gives the car so much character.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Kossy [/i]
[B]Nah. Two tone gives the car so much character. [/B][/QUOTE]
ok, ya it does give it more character, ive just never been a big fan of two tone paint jobs
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Mr. T, I thought that the 16/4 would only look good with the two tone paint, but that picture with the solid red looks way better.
Here's a great interior pic :)